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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT


NATIONAL LABOR AND RELATIONS COMMISSION
QUEZON CITY

and
,
Complainants,

-versus- NLRC-NCR-09-14714-2017

.
Respondents.
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EX-PARTE MOTION FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SUPPLEMENTAL WRIT


OF EXECUTION

COME NOW, Complainants, through the undersigned


counsel, and unto this Honorable Office, respectfully avers that:

1. By virtue of the Decision by the Honorable Labor Arbiter


dated 27 April 2019 which was affirmed by the Sixth Division
of the National Labor Relations Commission in their decision
dated 28 August 2018, finding the illegality of dismissal of
the Complainants, judgment was rendered ordering the
Respondents to pay the Complainants.

2. Flowing from the finding of the illegality of dismissal, the


decision granted each complainant monetary award
albeit in tentative.

3. Accordingly, on 18 January 2019 the Complainants,


through their counsel, filed an Ex-Parte Motion for
Recomputation requesting the Honorable Office to
compute with finality the award of backwages and
separation pay for each complainant.

4. As such, an Order dated 27 March 2019 was issued by the


Honorable Labor Arbiter Leah T. Fortuna granting the Ex-
EX-PARTE MOTION FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A SUPPLEMENTAL WRIT OF EXECUTION
Altares v. Lourel Development Corporation
NLRC-NCR-09-14714-2017
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Parte Motion For Recomputation, the dispositive portion of


which reads:

Let a Supplemental Writ of Execution be issued to enforce


payment of the foregoing additional final benefit.

SO ORDERED”

PRAYER
WHEREFORE, premises considered, it is most respectfully
prayed for that a supplemental writ of execution be issued
ordering respondent Lourel Development Corporation to pay
the complainants their additional benefits.
Caloocan City for Quezon City, 16 April 2019.

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